Faiz Fazal

It wasn't quite a fairy tale ending for the domestic veteran, but he leaves the game with a rich legacy

Highlights from the final round of Ranji Trophy season

A veteran for Vidarbha, he is the only Indian batter to have scored fifty or more in his lone ODI appearance

Jaydev Unadkat, Abhimanyu Easwaran and Faiz Fazal talk about what it's been like for fringe India players missing nearly two Ranji seasons now

Saurashtra, TN, Kerala advance; Gaikwad, Bharat pile on the runs while Dhawan fails again

Priyank Panchal, though, has "no preference" among domestic cricketers ESPNcricinfo spoke to

The offspinner took a five-wicket haul to end India Green's innings swiftly, but for a tournament that has largely lost context, where will this performance rank?

After three seasons of pink-ball competition, the BCCI - without really offering an explanation - changed the 2019-20 Duleep Trophy to a red-ball affair

India Blue, India Green and India Red to face off in Bengaluru from August 17 to September 8

After Vidarbha became only the third domestic side to defend both their Ranji Trophy and Irani Cup titles, their senior players spoke about their campaign, and the aspirations for next season

The game ended before the scheduled close of play, when the two teams mutually agreed on a draw with Vidarbha only 11 runs away from an outright victory

Prashant Vaidya, the director of VCA's Cricket Academy, charts Vidarbha's journey to becoming only the third team in history to defend their Ranji and Irani Cup trophies

Faiz Fazal and Chandrakant Pandit, Vidarbha's captain and coach, speak about what it took for the team to win back-to-back Ranji Trophy titles

Rarely do you get a battle that checks every box - the best teams in the competition, top stars available, and evenly matched

Vidarbha's old hands have delivered consistently while Karnataka have largely been driven by an inexperienced batting line-up

Nathu Singh gave Rajasthan a thrilling win, while the professionals came to the rescue for the new teams from the north-east

The Ranji Trophy champions ended day one on a rock-solid 289 for 2, while R Ashwin got through 25 overs and picked up the wicket of half-centurion Faiz Fazal

Bold selection calls, senior players mentoring youngsters, and an environment that sucked out mediocrity helps deliver maiden Ranji title

As he soaks up that winning feeling, the Vidarbha captain talks about how he always knew his team could go the distance this season. Coach Pandit, meanwhile, is happy to script an inspiring-underdog story